Discover the fascinating art of ikebana, which originated in Japan and translates to “living flower.” Immerse yourself in the world of floral arrangement, where plant scraps, twigs, flowers, grasses, berries, and fruits are combined to create new, vibrant floral arrangements.
In contrast to the opulent European style of floral design, in Ikebana we value the empty space between objects just as much as the visible water in the vessels. We use garden waste, giving it new meaning through upcycling. These materials, often overlooked along the wayside, become treasures that we observe and use with mindfulness.
The four-hour workshop consists of a theoretical introduction, sorting and individually collecting plants, branches, stones, etc., and creating an ikebana arrangement that participants can take home.
Dates
August 2026
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